Tag: privacy friendly analytics

  • GA4 Limitations & the Call for an Alternative Analytics Tool

    GA4 Limitations & the Call for an Alternative Analytics Tool

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    Introducing Google Analytics 4 (GA4), Google’s latest web analytics service – designed to replace the older Universal Analytics (UA) platform.  Now, you must be wondering why. Well, the shift from UA to GA4 was fueled by the need for a more advanced and comprehensive analytics tool. One that could adapt to the changing demands within…

  • GA4 Limitations & the Call for an Alternative Analytics Tool

    GA4 Limitations & the Call for an Alternative Analytics Tool

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    Introducing Google Analytics 4 (GA4), Google’s latest web analytics service – designed to replace the older Universal Analytics (UA) platform.  Now, you must be wondering why. Well, the shift from UA to GA4 was fueled by the need for a more advanced and comprehensive analytics tool. One that could adapt to the changing demands within…

  • Data Anonymization: The Pillar of Ethical Web Analytics

    Data Anonymization: The Pillar of Ethical Web Analytics

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    According to the DBTA Report on meeting the growing challenges of data security & governance, there has been a staggering 70% rise in data compromises from 2020 to 2021. The impact of each data breach has also become notably costly, averaging $4.24 million. Particularly concerning are the fines related to GDPR violations, which surged seven-fold…

  • Why Online Privacy Matters: Protect Your Personal Data

    Why Online Privacy Matters: Protect Your Personal Data

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    Have you ever wondered how much of your data is collected and tracked online? Companies collect and use our information, from browsing history to location data, for targeted advertising and other purposes. But why does online privacy matter? Online privacy is essential to protecting our data and ensuring our security. By enhancing our online privacy,…

  • 7 Best Tools For Privacy-Friendly Analytics

    7 Best Tools For Privacy-Friendly Analytics

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    Organizations utilize data to understand their customers better. They use data to deliver an improved customer experience. However, when it comes to privacy analytics, consumers are greatly concerned about data collection and data privacy practices. A KPMG survey reports that 86% of the US population considers data privacy a growing concern. And more than half…